Remo Freuler: Last News

Nottingham Forest are averaging a new signing every four days thanks to their bonkers summer of spending. In the 70 days since the Premier League transfer window opened on June 10, newly-promoted Forest have since announced the arrivals of 16 new players to bolster their squad.

Gary Lineker are in disagreement over the red card shown to Remo Freuler in Switzerland’s quarter-final tie with Spain at Euro 2020. With the game poised at 1-1 and heading towards extra time, Freuler slid in late on Gerard Moreno and received his marching orders.The decision was backed up by VAR and ITV pundit Peter Walton, although television replays left some fans questioning the decision.BBC presenter Lineker was one of those to lament the sending off, while football hard-man Keane surprisingly took the opposing view.

Euro 2020 - and the latest own goal at the tournament proves it has been a nightmare for defenders.Denis Zakaria's wild swipe at Jordi Alba's shot from the edge of the box saw the Swiss man slice the ball into his own net early on.Switzerland's fortunes changed in the second half, though, as Liverpool winger Xherdan Shaqiri drew them level after a mix-up between two Spanish defenders.After beating favourites and world champions France on penalties in the round of 16, the Swiss fancied their chances at 1-1.A red card for a late challenge by Remo Freuler - awarded by Premier League referee Michael Oliver - then made life tricky for the Swiss underdogs.But the Swiss held on for the 30 minutes of extra time to take the game to penalties where

Real Madrid saved their blushes with a late winner, after a shocking Champions League display in Italy, despite playing against 10 men for more than 70 minutes.

Juventus’ 1-1 draw with Atalanta, leaving team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo in disbelief.The Italian champions dropped two vital points in their clash with Gian Piero Gasperini’s side, with Remo Freuler cancelling out Federico Chiesa’s opener for the hosts.Those goals came after Morata was left red-faced in Turin, having squandered the chance to break the deadlock after 11 minutes with the entire goal gaping.The Spaniard was released through on goal and squared the ball to Ronaldo, who was thwarted by Atalanta goalkeeper Pierluigi Gollini and defender Berat Djimsiti.The ball then fell back to the feet of Morata, who simply needed to tap it into an empty net to fire Juve in front.Yet instead of that, he bizarrely chose to go for an unnecessary